Synonym: Panthera pardus. Similar words: jeopardy, jeopardize, double jeopardy, in loco parentis, pardon, part and parcel, opaque, people. Meaning: ['lepə(r)d] n. 1. the pelt of a leopard 2. large feline of African and Asian forests usually having a tawny coat with black spots.
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61. Based on the data of the death rate of population in a district of Wuhan and that of Canada's leopard cat, SETAR models have been developed and the limit cycles for both cases worked out respectively.
62. The snow leopard received treatment from a vet and was later released back into the wild.
63. With its faux bearskin and leopard throws, a dark-green and gold wall treatment and lacy corset lamps, the overdone look is strangely enchanting.
64. Finally, two of them, Black Sand Leopard and One - eyed Woman, rise up in revenge.
65. Fur garments are made of selected fur skins of weasel, Zhejiang lamb, blue fox, mink, raccoon, leopard, ferret, leopard cat, raccoon dog, badger, rabbit and so forth.
66. The results support the traditional taxonomy of leopard cat subspecies based on morphological characteristics and geographic distribution.
67. Where people can watch close - up of five well - known African animals: elephant, lion, leopard, rhinoceros and bison.
68. A leopard hunts alone, and an injured leopard cannot hunt.
69. Animal resources are leopard, wild boar, roe deer, fox and so on.
70. The clouded leopard is the largest predator on the Borneo and Sumatra Islands.
71. But one day, he was chosen as the Dragon Warrior by accidents in a tounament, so he had to fulfill his destiny to defeat Tai Long, a ferocious and powerful leopard.
72. And last week he wrote about another animal , the rare snow leopard.
73. The distribution of forelimb arteries in a leopard was observed by perfusion.
74. Tanned or dressed furskins of tiger and leopard heads, tails, paws and other pieces or cuttings, not assembled.
75. Leopard skin flower is not tall to edaphic requirement, general loam adds training ground nor sandy soil can, need not join overmuch humus.
76. Because of the low price tag , Snow Leopard won't directly contribute much to Apple's top line.
77. Tiger preferred gaur and avoided muntjac, while the leopard avoided wild pig.
78. This leopard is in tree in the Mala Game Reserve in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
79. The Leopard Tortoise Stigmochelys (Geochelone) pardalis is a large grazing species that favors semi-arid (not dry), thorny to grassland habitats.
80. The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.
81. If a naturalist had seen the leopard, he or she would have focused on its snowy fur with black, half-moon markings and its white goatee.
82. Last month, Guangzhou wildlife protection officials intercepted a cargo of smuggled golden pheasant, sand badger, leopard cat and other animals.
83. The kopeck bumps into 22nd to leopard cat's competition in with the teammate, finally the right knee swells, today has not been able to go on stage.
84. Have manufacturings enterprise of automobile fitting with strength of building new, victory leopard, revitalize inferiorly etc.
85. Tiger, leopard, bear, jackal mask shape to be false to the production of fabrics or fur.
86. And last week he rolled wrote about other another animal[Sentencedict], the yell rare snow leopard.
87. Earless species include the elephant seal, harbor seal, harp seal, and leopard seal.
88. And week he wrote about another animal, the rare snow leopard.
89. Apple has let the Snow Leopard out of its cage a little early.
90. Computers running the software also will wake from the low-power sleep mode twice as fast as those running Leopard.
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